Nuclear Responsibility -- Canada
This Ottawa-based group is well-connected with other groups that are critical of nuclear weapons, nuclear energy, and uranium mining.
A well-known Toronto-based group with a lot of expertise on nuclear power.
A British Columbia group attempting to halt visits of US nuclear powered (and nuclear weapons capable) submarines to the torpedo testing range near Nanaimo, in the Georgia Strait, on the east coast of Vancouver Island.
is a British Columbia group concerned with peace issues, including visits to BC waters by nuclear-armed and nuclear-propelled ships, and the use of the Nanoose weapons testing range by U.S. nuclear submarines.
Peacewire is a cooperative effort between the Public Education for Peace Society, and End the Arms Race, two peace groups based in British Columbia.
Nuclear Responsibility -- USA
Useful news updates and action alerts on a wide range of nuclear issues.
One of the oldest and best action networks on nuclear energy and energy alternatives, established as a Ralph Nader project.
Over the years, a good source of information relevant to radioactive waste management, transport, and "disposal".
A Nevada-based group focussed on high-level radioactive waste.
An appeal to prevent a radioactive waste dump near San Francisco.
Nuclear Responsibility -- Global
"An international prize given out annually to further persons or organizations working to rid the planet of the nuclear scourge." A Munich-based project of the World Uranium Hearings, which focussed on the impacts of the global nuclear industry on indigenous peoples all over the world, held in Salzburg Austria.
Information on the Cassini space probe, loaded with 72.3 lb (32.8 kg) of plutonium, which will be approaching the Earth later this year at 42,000 mph (64,000 kph).
Excellent information on nuclear weapons and their carriers, as well as unsafe nuclear reactors in Russia and Eastern Europe.
The home page of the magazine that was founded by atomic scientists as a vehicle for information and as a matter of conscience in December 1945.
What's up with the various Greenpeace campaigns.
Lots of information here on the steps in the mining, refining, enrichment and production of uranium fuel, including corporate connections and industrial-environmental hazards.
The home page of the group that puts out the invaluable WISE newsletter packed with information from every corner of the world.
Featuring the work of Dr. John Gofman, nuclear physicist and physician, a pioneer in both fields, on the health effects of radiation -- extraordinarily valuable because of his unique professional training and background and his unusual insight and clarity.
A Japan-USA cooperative project to document the effects of atomic radiation on the survivors of the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombing.
Information resource for persons interested in public safety consequences and radioecological impacts of "anthropogenic radioactivity" from nuclear accidents and leaks.
An urgent and very active campaign to stop the first Japanese breeder reactor, which would be plutonium-fueled.
The new homepage of the Traditional Owners of the proposed Jabiluka uranium mine site in Australia, the Mirrar people
Non-Nuclear Alternatives -- Canada based
Maintained by the British Columbia Research Institute.
An interesting and useful archive, privately maintained.
This Toronto-based group of scientists favours the elimination of nuclear weapons.
Non-Nuclear Alternatives -- USA-based
The organization founded by Amory and Hunter Lovins to document alternative energy possibilities in a coherent policy framework.
The Boston organization, originally out of M.I.T., run by scientifically trained people, challenges many of the orthodox assumptions about nuclear power and energy policy.
The Institute for Energy and Environmental Research website provides clear, understandable technical information regarding energy and environmental issues, particularly those related to nuclear topics, directed toward activists, journalists and concerned citizens and policy makers.
Redwood Alliance is a grass roots organization that works on a range of issues, including nuclear waste and renewable energy, and publishes the Nuclear Free Times.
Non-Nuclear Alternatives -- global
Government Agencies -- Canada
Government Agencies -- USA
Government Agencies -- Other
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